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Atharvaveda · Sūkta 2.32

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2.32.1

उद्यन्न् आदित्यः क्रिमीन् हन्तु निम्रोचन् हन्तु रश्मिभिः ।
ये अन्तः क्रिमयो गवि ॥ २.३२.१ ॥

May the rising sun strike the worms, and setting, strike them with his rays; the worms that are inside the cow.

2.32.2

विश्वरूपं चतुरक्षं क्रिमिं सारङ्गमर्जुनम् ।
शृणाम्यस्य पृष्टीरपि वृश्चामि यच्छिरः ॥ २.३२.२ ॥

The worm of many forms, four-eyed, speckled and white — I break its backs, and I cut off its head as well.

2.32.3

अत्रिवद्वः क्रिमयो हन्मि कण्ववज्जमदग्निवत् ।
अगस्त्यस्य ब्रह्मणा सं पिनष्म्यहं क्रिमीन् ॥ २.३२.३ ॥

Like Atri, O worms, I strike you; like Kaṇva and like Jamadagni. By the sacred formula of Agastya I crush the worms together.

2.32.4

हतो राजा क्रिमीणामुतैषां स्थपतिर्हतः ।
हतो हतमाता क्रिमिर्हतभ्राता हतस्वसा ॥ २.३२.४ ॥

The king of the worms is slain, and their commander is slain. The mother of the worm is slain; the brother is slain, the sister is slain.

2.32.5

हतासो अस्य वेशसो हतासः परिवेशसः ।
अथो ये क्षुल्लका इव सर्वे ते क्रिमयो हताः ॥ २.३२.५ ॥

Struck down is their brood, struck down the encircling brood; and all those worms that are small like children — they are struck down.

2.32.6

प्र ते शृणामि शृङ्गे याभ्यां वितुदायसि ।
भिनद्मि ते कुषुम्भं यस्ते विषधानः ॥ २.३२.६ ॥

I break your horns with which you pierce; I split your sac that bears the venom.